Stainings

Histological techniques, such as fixation procedures and tissue stainings (hematoxylin or carmine) had been introduced in the middle of the 19th century. ❋ Unknown (1998)

The improvements in the techniques of visualisation of the gene products by in situ hybridisation and antibody stainings complemented the transplantation studies done earlier, resulting in several exciting discoveries concerning the establishment of gradients in the extracellular space and by nuclear localisation by Dave Stein and Siegfried Roth. ❋ Unknown (1996)

The color plates have triumphantly surmounted the difficulties of reproducing Schiele's compositions, which often juxtapose brilliant, harsh colors with subtly tinctured stainings, especially in the delicate striations of his sufferers 'flesh. ❋ Schorske, Carl E. (1975)

It was in the colors and stainings applied to the gables and other parts that the greatest care had been taken. ❋ Wilfrid Ch��teauclair (N/A)

Her face was so alabaster pale that the staring, startled eyes, dark blue or brown, and the faint rose of the parted lips, were like colour stainings on a white mask; and it had a strange delicacy, truth, and pathos, such as only suffering brings. ❋ John Galsworthy (1900)

To them, as first leaders of ornamental design, belongs, of right, the praise of glistenings in gold, piercings in ivory, stainings in purple, burnishings in dark blue steel; of the fantasy of the Arabian roof -- quartering of the Christian shield, -- rubric and arabesque of ❋ John Ruskin (1859)

To them, as first leaders of ornamental design, belongs, of right, the praise of glistenings in gold, piercings in ivory, stainings in purple, burnishings in dark blue steel; of the fantasy of the Arabian roof, -- quartering of the Christian shield, -- rubric and arabesque of ❋ John Ruskin (1859)

Sorted cells were used to measure soluble protein levels whereas unsorted cells were used for stainings. ❋ Frances Mercer Et Al. (2010)

In further stainings, transfected pF25 could be partially localised to a LAMP1-positive compartment (not shown). ❋ Yang O. Zhao Et Al. (2010)

As expected, all cells are positive to both stainings. ❋ Michele Mishto Et Al. (2010)

Iron deposition and alveolar septal capillary density (ASCD) were evaluated on histologic sections with hematoxylin-eosin, iron, elastin and CD34 stainings. ❋ Kyung-Hee Kim (2010)

Histogram overlays of isotype controls (for IL-1R1 and TNFR2 stainings) or secondary only (for IL-1R2) staining. ❋ Frances Mercer Et Al. (2010)

Endothelial stainings were performed using rat monoclonal antibodies against mouse markers ❋ Katarina Hajdin Et Al. (2010)

This approach was chosen because bulk-lysis before the staining results in fully identical cell suspensions in the separate tubes (thereby facilitating comparison between tubes) and allows the use of a fixed cell concentration for the stainings. ❋ V H J Van Der Velden (2010)

Merge: overlay of bright field, DAPI, Mac3, Arg I and Arg II stainings. ❋ Jamila Khallou-Laschet Et Al. (2010)

The following antibodies were used in the stainings and sortings: CD25-PE, CD25-APC, CD45RO-FITC ❋ Frances Mercer Et Al. (2010)

Dotted histograms represent isotype control stainings. doi: 10.1371 / journal. pone.0005456.g001 ❋ Unknown (2009)

To more directly examine the nature of the PDX1+ cells, immunofluorescence stainings with antibodies against gut endoderm, foregut endoderm, and posterior pancreatic foregut endoderm were performed. ❋ Unknown (2009)